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exclusion yet again!

mumof5

My 13 yr old son who has ASD has again been excluded from school for swearing at teacher, he is in mainstream school with statement.

 

The school has been advised by a specialist that exclusion or detention is not the answer to his problems yet they still find any excuse to send him home. can anyone give me a bit of advice as to where to go from here, the school does not seem to be listening to advice from the professionals. When things go wrong at school the TA is ment to take my son out the situation and get to the bottom of what went wrong but they just get the teacher's side and not my son's.

seem to be banging my head against brick wall with it all, i try and help the school when he plays up but seems to be thrown back in my face.

Sorry for the rant

peggy

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  • Hi there.

    This sounds highly irregular to me.

    Check the exclusion policy for your local coucil, which will be on their website. In it will be a procedure for informing parents. I think it's supposed to be in writing (it certainly is in my area). They're also supposed to make provision for him whilst he's off - ie work to do (although ours never did).

    I hope you get the support you need.

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  • Hi there.

    This sounds highly irregular to me.

    Check the exclusion policy for your local coucil, which will be on their website. In it will be a procedure for informing parents. I think it's supposed to be in writing (it certainly is in my area). They're also supposed to make provision for him whilst he's off - ie work to do (although ours never did).

    I hope you get the support you need.

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